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Ed Sheeran’s Acoustic Goodbye to Ozzy Osbourne Will Break Your Soul – “This One’s For You, Prince of Darkness”!

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In a moving homage that blends vulnerability with reverence, Ed Sheeran has released the official tribute video for “Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne,” an acoustic ballad honoring the late rock legend, who passed away at 76. Known for his poetic lyricism and emotional delivery, Sheeran steps into uncharted territory—soulfully honoring the godfather of heavy metal with stripped-down sincerity.

Opening with soft fingerpicked guitar and somber strings, Ed’s voice is raw, almost trembling, as he sings:
“You raised your cross against the world, and we all followed loud and proud / Now the silence echoes louder, since you’re not around…”

The tribute captures the many shades of Ozzy Osbourne—his wild defiance, unrelenting authenticity, and unexpected gentleness. Archival footage woven into the video shows Ozzy in both his iconic chaos and rare, tender moments—smiling backstage with family, hugging fans, and bowing after his final performance.

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“I didn’t grow up with Sabbath,” Sheeran admits in the video’s intro. “But I grew up with music shaped by Ozzy’s influence. His fearlessness, his fire, his flaws—that’s what made him timeless.”

The song crescendos into a whispered chorus, repeating “You’re not gone, just louder now,” before fading into silence. On-screen, a candle flickers out beside Ozzy’s signature round glasses and crucifix chain.

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Fans around the world are already calling it one of Ed Sheeran’s most emotional performances to date—an unexpected union of genres and generations. But above all, it’s a love letter. A final “thank you” from one artist to another.

🎸 Watch the full tribute below and feel the legacy live on. 👇👇👇

 

 

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